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With ultra-tight harmonies and playful theatrics, the five members of Voiceplay have wowed audiences across the country since their appearance on NBC’s The Sing Off. This Saturday, they will bring ...

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In the song "New York New York," Frank Sinatra famously sang "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere," helping cement the Big Apple's image as a city where musicians go to make careers happen.

A cappella group VoicePlay has posted a video to Youtube of the group performing an epic medley of songs from the film Frozen 2! The performance features vocalist Adriana Arellano. Frozen lyricist ...

First came the Whiffenpoofs from Yale University, established in 1909. Almost 30 years ago, Rockapella began delighting audiences. Then came Straight No Chaser, Naturally 7 and, more recently, ...

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In the song "New York New York," Frank Sinatra famously sang "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere," helping cement the Big Apple's image as a city where musicians go to make careers happen.